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Rohmer Series Comes to Its End with Autumn Tale
A great conclusion to a great tribute
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Is The American Really About America?No, not all, and other confusing geographical movie names
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9-11: The MusicalIt’s like “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)”…but in movie form!
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The Tillman StoryDocumentary about the man who left the NFL to join the Army
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The Raspberry Brothers Attempt to Make Fun of a Cyborg AssassinWish them luck at the Knitting Factory
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NSFW: How Encore Did at the EmmysIt’s that gruesome
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Encore and the EmmysReally, we like TV too!
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The Tim Burton/Johnny Depp Believability ScaleEdward Scissorhands screens tonight at Symphony Space
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Jean-Luc Godard to the Oscars: “…”Academy wants to give him an honorary award, but he’s nowhere to be found
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Vampires Have Brought In $7 Billion to Hollywood Economy Since Nov. 2008In unrelated news, hobgoblin revenue drops
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Avatar Re-Released in Theaters This FridayAnd the re-release schedule of other high grossing films
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See an Outdoor Film Before It Gets Too LateOr cold. Sigh, where did the summer go?
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How I Stole Food from the Set of The SwitchAnd lived to tell the tale—and got a turkey burger too
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Give Rooftop Film Series a ShotTonight’s your last chance to do so, after all
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The Brilliant Ad for The Last ExorcismViral marketing at its best
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The Only Name in Hollywood That Would Get Booed During a TrailerCan you guess who?
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The Muppets Take ManhattanIf not for the third Muppet film, there’d be no…
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Schedule for the New York Film FestivalFrom The Social Network to Hereafter, and everything in between
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Summer MeltdownLincoln Center screens some of cinema’s best rock films
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Deep Impact: Deadly and True(ish)The disaster film screens tonight at Columbia University’s Pupin Hall
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Fifty-Seven Years Later, We Still Prefer This FilmGentlemen Prefer Blondes at the Film Forum until August 12
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Joey, Do You Like Movies About Airplanes?Film Society of Lincoln Center screens Airplane!, hosts Q&A session with Jim Abrahams and Zucker Brothers
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These Films Suck, LiterallyBAM hosts “Bela Lugosi’s Dead, Vampires Live Forever
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Talented Monkeys and Mad ProfessorsWhat more could a person want? Thank you, Rooftop Film Series
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New York International Latino Film FestivalOver 100 Latin-themed films over six days
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Saving Dough at the TheaterEvery penny counts when movies cost $20
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Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!Queer cult classic at the IFC Center
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Five Best Movies Named After SongsDon’t worry, we didn’t include What a Girl Wants
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In Maya’s MirrorMoMA Honors the Vital Reverie of Maya Deren
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Claire Danes, Where Art Thou Career?Romeo + Juliet at tonight’s installment of SummerScreen
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Wilco (The Movie)Ashes of American Flags at the IFC Center
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Countdown to ZeroA documentary of nuclear proportions
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Great Movies Given Negative Reviews“The only remarkable thing about Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather, Part II is the insistent manner in which it recalls how much better his original film was…”
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Hit Me (And It Felt Like a Kiss)The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector
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Evil No LongerFive convincing bad-to-good transitions
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An Actor to RememberCary Grant film series at BAM
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The Internet’s First StarYou’ve seen Winnebago Man: The YouTube Video, now see Winnebago Man: The Movie
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What Did That Wallaby Just Say?Nick shows better enjoyed as an adult
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The Bella Swan SyndromeFive heroines not worth fighting over
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Movies Without CGINon-blockbusters around the city, June 28-July 4
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Thank You, Nicolas CageThe Wicker Man at IFC Center this weekend
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Retired of ActingActors and actresses who called it quits at a young age
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Third Time AroundIn honor of Toy Story 3, Encore’s list of the best third films
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Brooklyn’s Newest Arts AttractionindieScreen in Williamsburg hosts the Brooklyn International Film Festival
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Breaking the Spell of the Health Care DebateGood Meds, Bad Meds Film Series at IFC
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Lo, Loro y LauraMe, Them and Lara at the Walter Reade Theatre
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Female Desire vs. the Pharmaceutical IndustryNew film explores taboo subject
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So You Think You’re Jewish?Holy Rollers Review
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Surrealist CinemaPicasso and Braque Go to the Movies
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Let’s Get PhysicalEncore exclusive interview with Floored producer Steve Prosniewski
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This is Iron ManEncore film review of Iron Man 2
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The Return of a Favorite HeroA perennial figure at the cinema remained for the 2010’s
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One of Those Mormon Movie Lovers, You Know?An early look at the upcoming documentary, Cleanfix
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Oh, Oh, Mercy, Mercy MeAn Early Look at the award-winning independent film, Mercy
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Queer Art, Feminist FilmRe-interpreting revolution with Barbara Hammer
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Creative CapitalFilm exhibition at the MoMA
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Changing the Face of HorrorThe Human Centipede hits NYC
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A Good, Heartfelt TaleA story that bridges generations and continents
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Damaged Hacker as Unlikely Victor in The Girl With The Dragon TattooSwedish thriller reaches the Big Apple
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Switch to Chill Pills, Roger GreenbergGreenberg Review
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The Secret in Their Eyes (El secreto de sus ojos)Argentina’s Oscar-winning tale about love and justice
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Listen up!An Early Look at See What I’m Saying: The Deaf Entertainers Documentary
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An Island of Substance in an Ocean of StyleShutter Island movie review
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Loco Corazon Beats Tired and TrueCrazy Heart movie review
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Film Review: It’s ComplicatedDivorced From Reality… With Benefits
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Creating Heroes from CriminalsA Prophet (Un Prophete) explores the evolution of a French-Arab prisoner in modern day France
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What Happens in The Room Stays in The RoomInterview with director Tommy Wiseau
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Zoe Beloff at MoMAFilmmaker talks Coney Island exhibition, more at Modern Modays
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An Evening with Nina KönnemannMoMA Presents German Auteur
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A Town Called PanicClaymation chaos ensues
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Terry Gilliam’s Movie MagicThe film that got made despite it all
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Beyond the AbsurdThe Far Out Collaborations of Ronald Tavel and Andy Warhol
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Bella CineTFS presents Italian Neorealism retrospective
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MoMA Presents The ContendersThey could have been a…
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Throne of Blood Plays at the MetSamurai cinema
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Unearth the Precious Gems of Southern Asian FilmDocumentaries, narratives, lectures and panel discussions at the ninth annual MIAAC film festival.
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Rocking on the High SeasPirate Radio inspired by the true tale of DJs broadcasting rock music from a boat in the North Sea
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Broken EmbracesReuniting with Penélope Cruz, Pedro Almodóvar returns with noir tale
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Me and Orson Welles Explores a Moment in HistoryRichard Linklater’s new film offers a glimpse of the last gleam of theater’s reign
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From Chilling Documentaries to Serious ThrillersThe 47th New York Film Festival selects stunning independent films
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Brightest StarRomance versus art in the life of John Keats
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Are You Ready To Roll?Lebowski Fest is back in New York with the Dude and his cohorts
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The Woman Who Banished the CorsetAn all-new Coco Chanel biopic arrives this fall
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Riding the WaveThe New York Surf Film Festival goes beyond easy notions of the surf film
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The World OnscreenLincoln Center’s tribute to 30 years of First Run Features
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St. Nick Explores Growing UpWriter-director David Lowery’s new film follows two kids on their own
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Fall Film TriumphsAmid economic woes independent film comes through
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How a Generation Took OffThe true story behind Woodstock
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Rooftop Films Goes GreenEarth Days shows at East River park/environmental center
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Searching for LoveCombining elements of reality and fantasy, Paper Heart goes on the hunt
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Taking It to the RoofsRooftop Film Festival is bringing independent movies to the people
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Anything but LifelessHorror/coming-of-age movie Deadgirl is both thrilling and thoughtful
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When Bad is GoodDocumentary explores “the worst movie ever”
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Occupation Story Gets New LifeA Woman in Berlin to be shown at the Angelika
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Film Festival Duo Presents Two New FilmsRooftop Films and International Film Festival Rotterdam combine forces
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The Films of River to River Festival ’09Showing at the Elevated Acre, this year’s features are classics set in New York City
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Movies With a ViewGet down to the river and see a classic film for free
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Soul PowerFrom Zaire to its New York premiere
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Rushes Soho Shorts FestivalKeeping cinemaphiles busy across the pond
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Founding a FestivalBAMcinématek celebrates its tenth anniversary with a new tradition
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A Road Trip to SomewhereSam Mendes’ Away We Go hits theaters this month
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Cooling Off in the GrassBryant Park’s Summer Film Festival—a great way to spend a summer night in New York City
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Criminal IntentJim Jarmusch’s version of life outside the law
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Digital Video, a Shoestring Budget, and One Porn Star……Soderbergh will not rest
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2009 Tribeca Film Festival Guide to DocumentariesNYC’s answer to Sundance celebrates 7th year
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2009 Tribeca Film Festival Guide to Feature FilmsNYC’s answer to Sundance celebrates 7th year
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Sex, Drugs & 1980s LABret Easton Ellis’ The Informers hits theaters
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Shirley Temple’s The Little PrincessRare screening at the Met is all-ages crowd pleaser
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Planes, Trains and ImmigrantsSin Nombre director gambles on border crossings at box office
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Tokyo!Three filmmakers attack the Japanese capital
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Honoring IFCBAM pays tribute to innovative international distributor with premiere screenings
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Valentino UnzippedDoc chronicles famous designer’s retirement from haute couture
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HungerArty examination of Maze Prison strikes in Northern Ireland
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Award Season Gets an Edgy StartWith indies making mainstream waves in 2008, the Independent Spirit Awards set the tone for 2009
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Darth WeinsteinHarvey sucks the heart out of Fanboys, an homage to Star Wars geeks
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Of Time and the CityTerence Davies eulogy to Liverpool is about more than the Beatles
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Notorious B.I.G.New biopic explores a life lived ready to die
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The Revolution, Part OneChe: The Argentine, opens just in time for Benicio’s Oscar bow
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Wendy and LucyMichelle Williams wows critics in recession-appropriate tale of an unfortunate road trip
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In the City of SylviaMan meets woman meets 24 in Jose Luis Guerin’s latest visually lyrical love tale
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Rian Johnson Is the New Wes AndersonPostmodern Brothers Bloom deals in fantastical reality
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Carnage and CartoonsWaltz with Bashir is an animated take on the Israeli invasion of Lebanon from a filmmaker who was on the frontlines
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Between the WallsThe Wire’s Ed Burns and French author Francois Begaudeau depict the challenges and rewards of modern urban education
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A Very French ChristmasArnaud Desplechin’s new film is a dark exploration of addiction, resentment and redemption
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The Mayor of Castro StreetBiopic on the man who made Clay Aiken’s People cover possible
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The Cold War and Feedback: A History of the MonksNew documentary offers lesson in underated, influential rock of the 1960s
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FrontrunnersIn Caroline Suh’s new documentary on student-body elections at Stuyvesant High School, perfection is the only option
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Nick & Norah’s Infinite PlaylistNew comedy combines New York City’s infamous rock ’n’ roll venues and young, blooming love
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Stone Models W. after NixonWill one of America’s most famous directors catch the cultural zeitgeist of the upcoming election, or flop at the box office?
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Small-town Pennsylvania Boy Makes Good ArtThe street was his gallery, but Keith Haring’s noble ambitions couldn’t shield him from corruption
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Film Society of Lincoln Center Presents 46th Annual FestivalRestored classics, panel discussions with hot directors and cutting-edge international cinema
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Barney Rosset Created Safe Haven for Underground Literary LionsNew biopic documents life of the man behind the men who changed the face of American culture
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Don’t Touch That URLThe Internet offers a bevy of programming options for those burnt out on the boob tube
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BAM Screens Howard HawksFrom screwball comedy to musical, sci-fi to western, film noir to gangster flick, this American auteur defined or added to virtually every cinematic genre
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New Orleans Native Documents Katrina in Trouble the Water -
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Glam’s Velvet Goldmine Marks End of McCarren’s Film Season